Idaho Secretary of State

Idaho will not get to vote on legalizing medical marijuana this coming election. Among other shortcomings, the organization behind the ballot initiative failed to gather enough signatures.

Idaho voters will get to decide whether to restore abortion rights in the state this November after a campaign gathered enough signatures for the Reproductive Freedom and Privacy Act initiative to make it on the ballot.

As Idaho's population grows, national dollars are having an increasing influence on political races and laws.

On Monday, the Secretary of State’s office recounted 3193 ballots by hand after an initial audit found 373 votes in the November 4th election had not been tallied.

About 300 ballots in Elmore County were not counted in the results of the Nov. 4 election, prompting an investigation into what caused the discrepancy.

Two men are facing criminal charges for illegally voting in Ada County. Secretary of State Phil McGrane called their cases “isolated incidents."

A bill requiring voters to provide proof of citizenship just passed the U.S. House of Representatives. It's simillar to Idaho voting policies enacted in the past year.

On Tuesday, the Secretary of State certified the results of November 5th general election. This comes after a mandatory audit of eight randomly selected counties found no major issues.

Tens of thousands of people signed up to vote on election day in Idaho, and election officials have been auditing the voting process to ensure everything worked the way it was supposed to.

This election wasn't just about who got elected, but how our election system works at both a national and local level. We examine Idaho’s turnout by the numbers and take a closer look at the issues that have come up this election season.